Damann
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Because I have a set of cheap Chinese jugs idk what to do with. I have an OEM set but piston I took out said 65.45mm. only one more rebuild before it needs re-sleved. Too much money.I also have a set of OEM jugs still at stock 64mm. And I have a set of wiesco pro lite 64.5 pistons.. why pay for extra driveline money when I just need a set of jugs ported to fit new pistons. Plan to use the driveline stealth head. Won't know dome size to use until I get them ported.
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Was hoping maybe true stocker would work with this top end kit
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Totally agree. Thank you for the advice.. i didn't want to use cheap jugs for porting, just have them layong around.Just wanted to see if anyone else had used cheap jugs for simple rebuild or have modded a cheap jug.. just trying to figure out what to do with the top end kit
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That's why I asked if anyone has had or would do port work on an off brand cheap jug???? Because I have one, and after reading for 2 days seems like I better not trust the piston. But don't have much to go on with the cheap jugs. Use or dont?
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Will do.. AZ sells a lot of top end kits. I figured on a banshee forum, someone would have spent $100 for cheap jugs pistons, and would know what they were or were not about
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Have you ever been to a demo derby? Enough said. Older cars had better steal. So why not older jugs and the sleves inside them being made from better metal then an $100 pair of ebay jugs you can buy today? They are cheap for a reason. Don't think they (cheap jugs) could support a port job and 75hp? Or am I incorrect?
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Have you ever been to a demo derby? Enough said. Older cars had better steal. So why not older jugs and the sleves inside them being made from better metal then an $100 pair of ebay jugs you can buy today? They are cheap for a reason. Don't think they (cheap jugs) could support a port job and 75hp? Or am I incorrect?
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What do you mean? Cheap jugs are better then OEM or can be? Do you think cheap $100 ebay jugs and piston can hold up to basic mods and last as long as an OEM jug? I don't think a pro bike builder would even port an ebay cylinder, correct me if I'm wrong? I have both and would like to use the cheap set one day for something
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metal was better in older cars, should be better in a 30yr old banshee jug.. agree too much foreign cheap shit out there
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Just got lucky and found a set of OEM 64mm used for $100 bill. Not $400
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Awesome, good to hear. I figured I'd get bottom end with new crank sealed and be piston shopping. Save the cheapies jugs/pistons for a quick fix n flip bike. So shelf the Namura kit it is. Thanks
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Has anyone ever ran cheap Namura piston kit? What is to expect? How long of life? What compression?
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I think, I'm going to try to just do an intake clean up on cheap shit and run them until they blow, until I can find a set to ship off and have ported and re-bored
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Yea, I thought so too on finding a stock set for $100.. eBay has everyone on fb and craigslist taxing $200 and up for a set of jugs..
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I ment stock piston are at 65.45mm
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Can you port cheap $100 ebay jugs? Prob is my sticker are at 64.45 (piston).. not worth paying for a port job if this rebuild I will be at 66mm. Right? Jugs are done need resleved.. how much does it usually cost to resleve?
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I would start off at a average speed you will be doing. Then go from how fast you want to go? Then just ride stock 14/41 lol or 15/41
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The bike has fresh rebuild bottom to top. I rebuilt it because when it did run for a short time, from me putting a shot of gas directly into cylinder, got it to fire.... all before bottom end rebuild.. now the whole motor is done, new everything, and I can not get gas into cylinders??? If there is then why not start. I have spark air just need fuel. Or my spark is not big enough... main question is.. how do you know when you coil is bad? Or not producing proper spark?
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.How do you know when you need a new coil? Bikes has never ran beside 9 secs to find out it needed new crank seals, just had bottom gaskets seals and top end jugs pistons rings, and carbs rebuilt running stock pipes no baffles/packing, stock carbs, 290 main 27.5 pilot, floats set at 21mm, plus 4 timing, flywheel to pulsar gap a .010 thousands, business card gap,stock reeds, stock head, bike makes spark will not start, haven' tried dumping a shot of fuel into cylinders, idle screw 1.5 turns in from first touch of slide, air fuel 1.5 turns out. New spark pkugs, Bike wont start 😣, tired of kicking, What did I do wrong?
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When i get it to go, i will share the before and after pics of this old whore, that will have went to the beauty and plastic surgery shop. Being i can figure out stupid pic app.
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And everyone else, I think we got it figured out.. Like what hotrod said, crank seal leaked, he ran the piss out of it, burnt it up, sold it to me as an 89 j arm with red line blah blah j arms, all new bushing and bearings, rad and hoses, stock pipes, moose airfilter, needs top end.. he wanted $800, I gave $650 and 2 cigs, made him throw in set of rear bald wheels n tires
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Thanks dano3 and hotrod9193
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Still going to make a leak down kit for my bikes, seems like a good tool to have if your going to own and flip a bike every now and then.
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No I was unaware that the back pressure opened reeds. I assume I'm not getting the fuel from the bottom end leak. Seems like the crank seals are bad. cheap top end kit.. Yes ebay $114. I'm a perfectionist with my hands and making building skills, so when I disassembled bike I planned on a basic top end kit flip bike. Now 27hrs into it, I'm keeping the fn thing.. plus full tare down and rebuild coming up.
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I will work on making that leak down test kit.. thanks for info. Looks simple